Scratch Brick Oven Pizzeria, Serving It Up Fresh In Johnson City, TN
Posted by Danielle Bussone on Jul 27, 2015 in I-26, Italian, Johnson City, TN, Vegetarian/Vegan Friendly | 0 comments
For arguably the best pizza in the Tri-Cities area you need look no farther than Scratch Brick Oven. Located in Johnson City’s historic North Roan Street district, in a restored 1900’s home on the corner of Unaka and Roan, it is only two easy blocks from Interstate 26 in Johnson City, TN.
European Street Café, A Favorite Vegan Meetup Venue In Northeast Florida.
Posted by Danielle Bussone on Jul 16, 2015 in European, FL, I-95, Jacksonville, Vegetarian/Vegan Friendly | 0 comments
Jacksonville is fortunate to have a strong vegetarian/vegan community. There are a couple of Meetup groups here that host regular functions. The Northeast Florida Vegetarian Society is Jacksonville’s vegetarian society and JaxRaw Meetup Group is for raw food enthusiasts. Recently I had the opportunity to attend one of these gatherings which convened at the European Street Café.
Plant-Based Fare At Reggae Shack Café In Gainesville, FL
Posted by Danielle Bussone on Jul 9, 2015 in FL, Gainesville, I-75, jaimacan, Vegetarian/Vegan Friendly | 0 comments
I attended the Jacksonville VegFest in April of this year which is where I found out about the Reggae Shack and where I met Danielle. The Reggae Shack’s booth at Veg Fest always had a long line. I was busy doing other things and could not spend the time waiting in line to sample their food. I made the decision to visit them on one of my dive trips to Blue Grotto or Rainbow River. I had the opportunity this past weekend to stop there on the way back from Rainbow River. (more…)
Kate Strong Reports On ITU Long-Distance World Championships
Posted by Danielle Bussone on Jul 9, 2015 in The Super-Charged Athlete! | 0 comments
There’s a special buzz in the air when competing in a World Championships. I adore mixing with the international competitors, flying to a new country and also, of course, competing in a triathlon!
There is a down-side which is the displacement from my home adds extra pressure in packing & transporting my bike, having limited equipment with me and also the pressure of correct nutrition.
I follow a whole-food plant-based diet, which comprises eating less processed foods, such as pasta, breads, gels and pre-packed bars and more fruits, vegetables, nuts, grains and seeds. It is always a challenge finding a supermarket that offers a complete range of produce that I require to eat a balanced diet.
I was surprised to find that Sweden offered a limited range of whole-foods and due to this, I was obliged to compromise my diet leading up to the race and eat more pasta and bread than I would normally do.
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